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Venice’s main train station is Venezia Santa Lucia, right on the Grand Canal and very central. Public Transportation: From Venice Santa Lucia train station you can take the the public water bus Actv. (Schedule here: https://avm.avmspa.it/en/content/water-bus-service-timetable-0) Private Transportation: You can take a water taxi which are available right outside the station, more expensive than the public option but direct to the hotel. You can also pre-book private transportation (insert info)

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March in Venice is early spring, expect temperatures between 46°F – 60°F

Indoor (except for the cocktail hour right after the ceremony - there will be space heaters available weather dependent)

Wedding reception at Venice Venice Hotel a design-forward boutique hotel on the Grand Canal, blending historic Venetian architecture with bold contemporary art. Located near the Rialto Bridge, it’s the perfect mix of style and comfort in the heart of Venice. Wedding ceremony at Ca’ Sagredo Hotel, a stunning 15th-century palace overlooking the Grand Canal. The Sala della Musica is a breathtaking room adorned with frescoes and chandeliers, a magical setting for a truly Venetian celebration.

Visit St. Mark’s Basilica, climb the Campanile for panoramic views, and tour the Doge’s Palace, once home to Venice’s rulers.

Lose yourself in the city’s maze of alleys and bridges, sometimes the best moments come when you’re not trying to find anything at all!

Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Gallerie dell’Accademia, or smaller hidden gems like the Ca’ Rezzonico.

Murano for glass-making demonstrations, Burano for lace-making and colorful houses and Torcello for a quiet, rustic atmosphere and ancient churches.

Try a cicchetti crawl (Venetian tapas) at a few local bacari (wine bars) and sip a spritz by the canal, it’s where the drink was born!